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Yesterday me and my girlfriend for the past 12 years went to Chock Chai (Korat) immigration to extend my tourist visa with 30 days. I deliver my application, passport, passportcopys and a picture. This was not enough for the lady behind the counter. She asks for a copy of my girlfriends ID. We gave her a copy. Then she asked for a prof of my adress in Surin. I could not give her that because there is not written in the visa-rules that you need a prof of your permanent adress to extend your tourist visa. I ended up with a extension of only 7 days. I wonder if anybody has experienced the same as I did. I browsed the Immigration website last night and found nothing about their "permanent adress prof" http://www.immigration.go.th/nov2004/en/base.php?page=service#
Quote from: lazerlab on November 26, 2009, 11:44:00 AMYesterday me and my girlfriend for the past 12 years went to Chock Chai (Korat) immigration to extend my tourist visa with 30 days. I deliver my application, passport, passportcopys and a picture. This was not enough for the lady behind the counter. She asks for a copy of my girlfriends ID. We gave her a copy. Then she asked for a prof of my adress in Surin. I could not give her that because there is not written in the visa-rules that you need a prof of your permanent adress to extend your tourist visa. I ended up with a extension of only 7 days. I wonder if anybody has experienced the same as I did. I browsed the Immigration website last night and found nothing about their "permanent adress prof" http://www.immigration.go.th/nov2004/en/base.php?page=service#Every case is looked at on its merits and each Immigration Office also seem to have different rules. Can you not provide a copy rental agreement or Tabien Baan? I know a few of these Immigration Personell as friends and suggest you telephone to establish a way to overcome your imminent departure. Dave
Next time I will show them a photocopy of my rental agreement. This was a last minute extension, so I did not have time to provide it. Thx. for the advice.
Quote from: lazerlab on November 27, 2009, 10:30:48 AMNext time I will show them a photocopy of my rental agreement. This was a last minute extension, so I did not have time to provide it. Thx. for the advice. Always happy to help a fellow Expat. We would be sorry to see you go Have you replaced your black Phantom, Lazerlab? If so, you should have joined us last week on the run to Srisaket.Dave
Pattaya Immigration have required proof of address when doing your 90 day reporting for the last couple of years.
Quote from: nookiebear on November 30, 2009, 10:04:47 AMPattaya Immigration have required proof of address when doing your 90 day reporting for the last couple of years.Maybe thats because they have such a transigent customerbase? NookieI've never needed to provide details at Kap Cheung(Chong Chom, now)